Find your child's pulse by pressing the skin at the inner corner of your child's elbow with your fingertips. Place the flat part of the stethoscope (diaphragm) where you can feel the pulse (Photo 2). Turn the bulb bulb clockwise (right) until it no longer rotates.
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